Believe it or not, the cities of Scotland are quite progressive or advanced and no longer tied to a reputation for fried food and grey buildings. Aside from the fine dining restaurants, there are galleries and coffee shops on every corner, and more than enough attractions for visitors to stay for two or three days in each one.
Everyone knows about the draw of London and the plethora of attractions you can expect to experience in the capital. However, what about the rest of England and the destinations that you might want to include on an upcoming trip?
Many people love to go to New Orleans to enjoy the great cuisine, to take in all there is to do, or just to let the good times roll. However, sometimes you just want to sit back and be pampered a little bit. For those occasions, the traditional afternoon tea service at Le Salon in Windsor Court is just the ticket.
Every American should visit Washington, D.C., at least once in their lifetime. There is so much history crucial to the founding and running of our country in this one city that is just too important to miss. However, first time visitors to Washington can easily feel overwhelmed by the city and all of its offerings.
It’s tempting to cuddle up by the fire and stay home for the holidays, but December is the prime traveling season. Time to get out your passport and celebrate the season by visiting these incredible festive destinations around the world.
The Island of Jamaica has been a destination of choice for people from all over the world for many years and continues to be a leading light in tourism in the Caribbean. The island welcomed over 4.3 million visitors in 2017* and continued on this growth trajectory throughout 2018 and now 2019. Why are so many people visiting Jamaica? Here are my five reasons why I think so.